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Capt. JG wrote:
I believe that's in the regs... slow when within 500 yards. AFAIK the regs are to not go within 500 yards at all; nothing about going slow. ... Personally, I don't want to get even that close. We go the other way. One saving grace is that Navy ships are a *lot* more maneuverable than similar sized commercial vessels. So you don't have to be quite as paranoid about getting run down. Years ago I was on the bridge of a Knox class frigate (long since melted down for razor blades) entering Newport RI harbor. It was very interesting to see how many small boats & sailboats blundered along right in front of us, often disappearing under the bow. Then again, at other ports we occasionally had brushes with anti-nuke protestors who would try to get us to run them down. So the exclusion zone is not free of political tainting (surprise surprise). DSK |
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